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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1968

Page

2

Taps Are Sounded For George Fisher 100 At Fredrickson

Civil War veteran George Fisher age 100 celebrated his Oct 5 birthday after living in the area for 54 years. The Fredrickson Implement Co hosted a farm show for about 400 attendees this week and other local notices recap birthdays meetings and travels of residents including college students and church groups.

George Fisher Fredrickson Gladys McCoy Polk Business College Lincoln Royal Typewriter Co Will Wurtz Carl Steelquist Allied Mills Yancey Hotel Grand Island Don Lindholm Fredrickson Implement Co Harold Nelson Baptist Church Beverly Joyce Jones High Prairie Club High Prairie

Bachelor Club critique and reader letters from Crete

Letters discuss world population concerns and the Polk Bachelor Club with a call for more engaged bachelors. Alfred the club philosopher argues for preservation of the species amid a matriarchal society and lists bachelor traits and desires. The second letter thanks Norvis for Christmas notes and mentions Kahler's Koffee Kup closure and subscriber support.

Norvis Polk’s Bachelor Club Tto Alfred

The Vietnam War and Youth Echoes of Loss and Dissent

An editorial musing on shifting security myths in the United States, the hippie movement, and student protests over Vietnam. It recalls Gerald Alfred Jr a pilot lost in Vietnam, and laments the toll of war on young lives, urging reflection on democracy and progress.

San Francisco U. S Vietnam Dow Company Benjamin Spock William Sloane Coffin Joe United States Gerald Alfred, Jr Grand Island Alfred Colorado Air Force Academy Air Force

Local Community Notes Highlight Neighbor Visits and Guests

Mrs. Dolan Hahn hosted Thursday visits with her sister Mrs. Orville Sawyer in Central City. Coffee guests on Wednesday included Mrs. Gary Harless, Mrs. Rodney Johnson and Jodi, and Mrs. Bob Ostrander and Robie. Moore Lumber Co. promotes a new 1968 shipment with showroom trade message.

Dolan Hahn Orville Sawyer Central City Gary Harless Rodney Johnson Jodi Bob Ostrander Robie Dwight Burney Omaha Burney Nebraska Society For Mr. Burney Dwight Burney, Jr RCA Zenith Moore Lumber Co Stromsburg Wayland Flodman Julia Flodman Merton Flodman Osceola Carroll Flodman Ollie Johnson Virgil Flodman Grand Island Kenneth Meerkatz Luann Leon Meerkatz Loren P. W. Aker Tom Johnson Seward

Polk Residents Eye Kahler Coffee Klatch Return

Local note mentions Ted Zabel and other Polk residents hoping to visit Kahler after the Kahler re opened his Kahoffee Klaque. The piece highlights a wish for a coffee gathering in Polk.

Polk Ted Zabel Kahler

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